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Betrayed, imprisoned, and left for deadyet destiny transforms him into a legend. The Count of Monte Cristo, by Alexandre Dumas, is one of the greatest adventure novels ever written, a timeless story of vengeance, love, and justice.The novel follows Edmond Dantes, a young sailor whose promising future is destroyed when he is falsely accused and cast into a dungeon. After years of suffering, he escapes and discovers a hidden treasure on the island of Monte Cristo. Reborn as the mysterious and powerful Count, Dantes uses his newfound wealth and cunning to orchestrate an elaborate plan of retribution against those who wronged him.More than a tale of revenge, this epic explores themes of hope, betrayal, mercy, and the price of obsession. Dumas weaves a rich tapestry of adventure, intrigue, romance, and moral struggle that has captivated readers for nearly two centuries.Celebrated as one of the greatest novels of all time, The Count of Monte Cristo continues to inspire adaptations in film, television, and theater around the world. Click "Buy Now" and join Edmond Dantes on his unforgettable journey from betrayal to triumph.

A hidden prisoner. A terrible secret. A kingdom on the edge of upheaval. The Man in the Iron Mask, by Alexandre Dumas, is the unforgettable conclusion to the Musketeer saga, bringing DArtagnan and his companions face-to-face with one of historys greatest mysteries.At the glittering court of Louis XIV, rumors swirl of a man held in secret, his identity concealed by an iron mask. When Aramis uncovers the shocking truththat the prisoner may be the kings own twin brotherhe hatches a daring plot that could change the future of France. But betrayal, divided loyalties, and the pull of power soon place the Musketeers on opposite sides of destiny.Dumas blends history and legend into a sweeping tale of intrigue, loyalty, and tragedy. With duels, conspiracies, and heart-wrenching choices, this final chapter explores the bonds of friendship and the cost of ambition.Celebrated as one of Dumas most powerful works, The Man in the Iron Mask continues to capture imaginations worldwide through countless adaptations in film, television, and theater. Click "Buy Now" and uncover the mystery behind the mask in this epic Musketeer finale.

A rise built on ambition. A fall shaped by desire. A tragedy born in the heart of the American Dream.An American Tragedy, by Theodore Dreiser, is a landmark of American literature and one of the most powerful novels of the 20th century.It tells the story of Clyde Griffiths, a young man from a poor family who longs for wealth, love, and social acceptance. But when his hunger for success collides with reckless passion, Clyde becomes trapped in a web of deceit and moral conflict that leads to devastating consequences.Dreisers masterpiece is more than a tale of crimeit is a searing portrait of class, ambition, and human weakness in a society driven by success at any cost. Written with unflinching realism and psychological depth, it remains a haunting reflection on fate and the fragile balance between choice and consequence.Celebrated as a literary classic, An American Tragedy has inspired films, plays, and adaptations, and continues to resonate with readers as a timeless exploration of morality and the cost of ambition. Click "Buy Now" and experience Dreisers unforgettable story of love, ambition, and downfall.

The book that changed the way the world understands money, markets, and prosperity. The Wealth of Nations, first published in 1776, is Adam Smiths masterpiece and one of the most influential works in the history of economics.In this monumental text, Smith lays out the principles of free markets, division of labor, productivity, and the invisible hand that guides economic growth. His insights into trade, taxation, and the nature of wealth remain as relevant today as they were over two centuries ago.More than an economic manual, this work is a profound reflection on society, human behavior, and the forces that shape nations. From the mechanics of commerce to the moral philosophy of prosperity, Smiths ideas laid the foundation for modern capitalism and continue to inspire economists, leaders, and entrepreneurs worldwide.Celebrated as a cornerstone of political economy, The Wealth of Nations is essential reading for anyone interested in history, business, or the principles that drive global markets. Click "Buy Now" and explore the timeless wisdom that built the foundation of modern economics.

A quiet English village. A wealthy man with too many secrets. A murder that changes everything. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is one of Agatha Christies most famous and daring novels, starring her brilliant detective Hercule Poirot.When Roger Ackroyd is found dead in his study, the case seems deceptively simplebut appearances can be deceiving. As Poirot comes out of retirement to investigate, he uncovers layers of betrayal, hidden relationships, and startling revelations.Praised as one of Christies most ingenious works, this novel stunned readers upon publication with a twist ending that redefined the detective genre and established Christie as its true master. It remains one of the most discussed and admired mysteries in literary history.With its perfect blend of suspense, character depth, and a conclusion that still shocks new generations of readers, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is a must-read for fans of crime fiction. Click "Buy Now" and experience the Christie masterpiece that changed detective fiction forever.

A decade has passed since their last adventure, but time has not dimmed their courage. In Ten Years Later, Alexandre Dumas continues the epic saga of DArtagnan, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, showing how the passage of years transforms both men and kingdoms.Set in the glittering yet treacherous court of Louis XIV, the Musketeers are reunited as France stands on the brink of intrigue and upheaval. Old friendships are tested, new loyalties are forged, and secrets emerge that will alter the destiny of the realm.Dumas masterfully portrays the challenges of age, ambition, and shifting power, while delivering the same thrilling duels, courtly intrigues, and dramatic turns that made The Three Musketeers and Twenty Years After beloved classics.A novel of loyalty and betrayal, passion and politics, Ten Years Later captures the spirit of heroes confronting both their past and their uncertain future. Click "Buy Now" and continue the unforgettable Musketeer journey, ten years later.

A mysterious tenant. A scandal that shocks society. A woman who dares to defy convention. The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Anne Bronte, is one of the most daring and influential novels of the 19th century.The story begins when Helen Graham, a young widow with a hidden past, takes residence at the secluded Wildfell Hall. Independent and strong-willed, she resists the gossip of neighbors and the advances of suitors while guarding her secret. Through her confessional diary, the truth emerges: her marriage to an abusive and immoral husband, and her courageous escape to protect her child.More than a Victorian romance, this novel is a powerful critique of marriage, gender roles, and womens lack of rights in a male-dominated society. Brontes unflinching portrayal of alcoholism, cruelty, and a womans fight for autonomy made the book both controversial and revolutionary at its time of publication.Today, it is recognized as one of the first feminist novels in English literaturea story of resilience, hope, and the right to live freely. Click "Buy Now" and discover Anne Brontes fearless masterpiece of love and independence.

A thousand and one nights of magic, mystery, and adventure. The Arabian Nights, collected and retold by Andrew Lang, brings together some of the most enchanting stories ever told, passed down through generations from the heart of the Middle East.At the center is the legendary storyteller Scheherazade, who, to save her life, spins tale after tale to captivate the Sultan: stories of flying carpets, genies in lamps, clever thieves, enchanted kingdoms, and heroes who triumph over impossible odds.This timeless collection includes classics such as Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, and The Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor, alongside many lesser-known treasures, each alive with magic, wisdom, and wonder.Andrew Langs retelling preserves the charm of the originals while making them accessible to readers of all ages. A book of adventure, romance, and imagination, The Arabian Nights continues to inspire films, plays, and literature across the world. Click "Buy Now" and enter the world of Scheherazades taleswhere every night holds a new adventure.

"Mendigos" é o único livro em prosa de Alphonsus de Guimaraens impresso em vida (1920), reunindo 15 contos, 28 crônicas e um poema. Os temas recorrentes nos contos são a morte, principalmente da pess

A French aristocrat, the vain and extravagant Duc de LOmelette, dies suddenly after choking on an ortolan. To his surprise, he awakens not in paradise but in Hell, where he confronts the Devil himself. With wit, arrogance, and refined manners, the Duc manages to turn the situation into a kind of social game. Instead of begging or suffering, he challenges the Devil to a game of cardswhere the outcome will determine his fate.

Um aristocrata francês, o vaidoso e extravagante Duque de LOmelette, morre repentinamente após engasgar-se com um ortolano. Para sua surpresa, ele acorda não no paraíso, mas no inferno, onde se depar

Ronaldo vende sua alma ao diabo para salvar a vida de sua mãe. O que esse jovem soteropolitano não imagina é que ele selou um acordo com o pior tipo de demônio que existe! Do Iraque ao Chile, da Arge

In "The Mirror", Machado de Assis shows, through Jacobinas experience, that each person has two souls: one intimate and the other shaped by social perception. Upon losing the prestige of his ensigns uniform, he discovers how identity depends on the approval of others.

A obra 79 ad: uma história do tempo nos apresenta um questionamento: será que a ciência é capaz de explicar a origem de todos os fenômenos decorrentes daquilo que a natureza nos impõe? Neste livro, s

Sixteen-year-old Jamals world collapses when war reaches his hometown in Syria. Nights filled with explosions, the whisper of his parents fearful plans, and the silent understanding that staying means certain deaththese are the moments that mark the beginning of his journey.Together with his family, Jamal flees through ruined cities, hostile checkpoints, and treacherous forests. Along the way they encounter betrayal and unexpected allies, face the constant threat of discovery, and cling to the fragile hope of freedom.Told in vivid, cinematic prose, Escape from Syria A Diary of Flight captures the terror, courage, and resilience of those forced to abandon everything in search of safety. It is not only the story of a boy becoming an adult overnight, but also a universal tale about loss, survival, and the strength to begin anew.

Neste romance, duas histórias se entrelaçam, entremeadas pelo luto. Em primeira pessoa, acompanhamos o dia a dia da narradora, Alice, logo após a morte da mãe adotiva. Seus escritos fluem entre prese

E se Dom Pedro II não só tivesse deixado um herdeiro homem, mas tivesse se mantido em seu cargo? A grande guerra de 1914 foi a segunda? Hitler nunca chegou ao poder? Em Vantablack somos apresentados

Join Phileas Fogg on a daring adventure as he attempts to circumnavigate the globe in just eighty days, fueled by a wager that could change his life forever. Accompanied by his loyal servant, Passepartout, Fogg encounters breathtaking landscapes, unexpected challenges, and a relentless detective on his trail. Jules Verne masterfully blends humor, suspense, and a sense of wonder, capturing the spirit of exploration and the unpredictability of travel.

In The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal friend Dr. Watson take on a series of puzzling cases that test Holmes remarkable skills of deduction. From unraveling secret codes to solving complex mysteries of blackmail, theft, and murder, each story showcases Holmes brilliance and quick thinking. Arthur Conan Doyles collection of short stories captures the excitement and intrigue of Victorian London, solidifying Sherlock Holmes as one of the greatest detectives in literary history.

Madame Bovary follows the life of Emma Bovary, a young woman trapped in a provincial marriage, who longs for romance, luxury, and excitement. Disillusioned by her dull existence, Emma seeks fulfillment through a series of love affairs and extravagant purchases, leading to devastating consequences. Flauberts masterpiece is a powerful critique of bourgeois society, exploring themes of desire, materialism, and the human tendency to chase unattainable dreams.